Why Being Cheap Will Cost You More in the Long Run
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As always, thank you Sir!!
The aftermarket are normally just a cheep Chinese knock off. So why would you want that in your car?
I can second Scotty here! I bought an aftermarket O2 sensor and had nothing but issues. Went to a junk yard, paid $10 for one, put it in the car, 4 years later, still going strong!
If you can’t afford OEM just clean it with gasoline 🤣😂🤣😂
Thank you bringing these to our attention. We appreciate your expertise. Edgar in Houston Texas /
I put in a 15 dollar mass airflow sensor on my versa. It lasted 2 months and needed to replace it with a Hitachi 170 dollar one with no issues.
Good timing,I need a new O2 sensor for my wife’s 05 TL. Honda wants close to 300$ cad for the upstream sensor. Probably money well spent